Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-07

perfect of all climates,
OFFERS NUMBERLEss ATTRACTIVE
places to pleasure-seekers. A little later
and the homes now vacated will have as
sumed their usual appearance. Tanned,
sunburned and freely recuperated. the oc-
cupants will have returned to the city.
Then the fall shopping must be attended
to, and my lady's wardrobe replenished,
her dressmaker consulted and those mys-
FERROUS and marvellous costumes arrayed
by our skillful modiste for the fall and
winter campaign. After this the seasons
sports will be considered. The numerous
clubs are to be reorganized. The usual
amount of private entertainments, such as
parties, receptions, luncheons, dinners, 5
o'clock teas, private theatricals, etc., will
be given. and rumors of a few weddings are
whispered, with the careful Injunction,
don't tell" The various
ORDERS AND SOCIETIES
of which there are many in Butte will do
their usual amount of entertaining, and
Manager Mcguire who is ever mindful of
the public's pleasure promises many rare
treats in the line of music and drama. So
in Butte, the richest mining center in the
world, the devotees of society may herald
a prosperous and social winter.
THE C~oNvocAr1oN.
At the recent session of the c%onvocation
of the Epicopal church held in this city,
there vac present Mrs. L. R. Brewer, the wife
of the Bishop of Montana and General Sec
rotary of the Woman's Auxiliary Society
for the Territory of montana. She came here
to organize a branch society in St. Johns
Parish, which she successfully accom-.
plished. The officers elected are: Mrs.
Hoyt, President; Mrs. w. r. Kenyon, Vice
and Miss Esther Pettibone, Treasurer.
While the society is prominently for the
purpose of doing mission work and dissen-
mating knowledge of missions, it also
embraces parish work and will be the
center from which all parish work will
emanate. There will be monthly meetings
held in the church for intellectual and
spiritual refreshments.
SOCIAL AMI PERSONAL.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert
s.ulGu, wiz u-s b..- -e-s I'll, -ns some
better yesterday. As soon as he has sui
ficiently recovered to travel, Mrs. Smith
will visit her old home in Connecticut.
Mr.. Geo. E. Ferris arrived yesterday
from Idaho.
MI. E. M. Ferris, of Bozeman, is in the
city.
MI. W. Trent, OF Salt Lake City, is regis
tered at the s. Nicholas.
There is to be a party given next Friday
at Miners Union Hall in honor of
Miss Laura Baker, who goes East next
week.
Mr.. F. W. Ewing arrived yesterday from
Mr.. W. J. Canning, of Detroit, Michigan,
is in the city.
Mss. {. F. Lloyd's mother, Mrs. Beldin,
will be the guest of Mrs. w. Pfouts this
week.
Mrs. Lamb came up from Stuart yester.
day.
Mr.. John Forbis left last evening for the
Cgur d'Alene mines. He will be absent
about ten days,
MI. H.. A. Hennessy and sister will move
next week into Mr.. j. Ross Clarck's resi-
lence on West Broadway.
Mrs. j. Rosenthal will go to San Fran
cisco the first of October to spend the |
Mrs. J. c. Thornton, who has been quite
II, is convalesing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cleveland expect to
pend the winter in Minneapolis, and will
probably make that place their permanent
lone.
Mr.. P. Clark, of VAUDEVILLE, left last
'vening for the Ceur d'Alene mines.
Mr.. E. H. Irvine, OF Deer Lodge, is in the
ity.
Two young ladies who reside on Granite
treet are to be married within q few
Miss Laura Baker will 20 to Boston
hortly, to remain until she completes her
nusical education.
Mrs. Thurston and daughter have moved
o Upper Main street, in the brick residence
ormerly occupied by Mr.. Rankin.
Mrs. Patrick Talent will leave the city
his week for a visit to her old home in
|
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Fitting contemplate a
w days camping on the Big Hole this
eek.
Miss Laura Horst, who is at Warm
prings, will visit a few days in Deer Lodge,
he guest OF the Misses Kohrs, now visiting
this city. L
Mrs. Henry Painter, of Helena, is ex-
ected in Butte soon, and will be the guest
Mrs. W. M. Jack. |,
Mrs. J. w. Reed. Miss Rosa Reed, DR.. C. ,
!. Reed, Messrs. Rothwell and Guy Reed |
re home from a very pleasant trip to the
Park.
Misses Mary and Rill Layton have re-
lrned from an enjoyable trip to the Ma
onal Park.
A party consisting Of Messrs. James B.. !
ellis. H: H. Davis, John jerome, Glazier,
eed and Austin Corbin, of Helena, and /.
r. W. H. Dewitt, of Butte, with l
cook, rou-t about and guide, left Z
for a ten days trip on the =
Joseph River, a tributary to the Ceur :
Alene Lake. They were loaded for bear. t
Judge G. W. Stapleton, wife and daueh-
r are rusticating in Bitter Root Valley. '
Mrs. A. II. Barrett and neice. Miss VIM {
rs, returned home last week from the Ma .
Dnal Park. =
Mrs. Deeming and Miss Davis. of Virginia i
ty, are expected in the City tomorrow
I'd will be guests of Mrs. E. ". Wynne. :;
Messrs. H. B. Davis and w. M. Thomp- r
n came in from Deer Lodge yesterday. ?
Mr.. A. E. Walton arrived in Butte yester- E
y from England. Y
One of the pleasantest affairs oil the c.
.ek was the social given Friday evening"
Miners Hall, by the Select Knights and 8
lite Lodge No. l of the A. o. o. w. r.
Merrell, one of the owners of the g
ANTE Mountain mines, left last evening 2
Oakland, California, where his family 5
w reside. "
Judge W. Chumesero, of Helena. spent a b
Y days of last week in the city.
David Mare, of San Francisco, is !,
ing Butte. N
Mrs. 81. Leon has returned from q visit ~
Philipsburg. n
Master George Curtis returned yesterday K
IN q two weeks visit in Helena. =
Mr. Henry Miller has returned from the N
pital. &c.
Hiss Nettis 9adlsr, who has bssn Ia u
,sts swe neasas, NJ tasss d 4iss 1iisn r